We cut no corners to give your child the extra special care you want and they deserve. Our youngest campers’ safe and structured schedule includes go-karts, archery, canoes*, paddleboats, swimming, moonbounce, drama, arts and crafts, water games, and nature activities. Activities are also held off grounds, which may include, but are not limited to: local state parks, children’s museums and Cunningham Falls. Activities are outside in fresh air or in our air-conditioned rooms. This program is popular and tends to fill up quickly!

Campers have an optional Latestay on the first Thursday of each session. All Latestays are off-grounds, and campers participate in special activities such as roasting their own marshmallows, playing games, and more!

Discovery campers (Pre-K and K) are in mixed-gender groups. Explorer campers (1st and 2nd grades) are grouped by gender. All campers must be potty-trained.
* Pre-K and Kindergarten groups participate in mini paddleboats, but not in archery.

Adventure Camp offers a safe and active outdoor experience in which campers build friendships, develop skills, grow in confidence, and create great summer memories! We plan each session to include many exciting activities that are held on and off-grounds. Some of our off-grounds field trips may include but are not limited to: bowling, roller-skating, laser tag, Adventure Park USA, Cunningham Falls, and more!

As well as great field trips, the program offers traditional camp activities throughout the session such as go-karts, archery, canoes, paddleboats, moonbounce, drama, arts and crafts, sports and water games, and nature activities. We are excited to continue allowing campers to focus on their interests with our Elective Program, which gives them the opportunity to choose an activity to specialize in. Campers will participate in electives once a week. Electives may include: culinary masterpiece, music videos, rock wall, gym, drama, golf, and backyard engineering.

Campers have an optional Overnighter the first Friday of each session.  Overnighters are held at Little Bennett Regional Park where campers participate in special team-building activities such as setting up their group tent and roasting marshmallows over a campfire, playing games, and camping out in tents! Adventure campers come home tired and happy after days filled with safe, incredibly fun and unforgettable experiences.

All campers are grouped by grade and gender.

The activities in this program are tailored to meet the likes and needs of High Adventure campers. Our trained staff builds fulfilling, supportive relationships with your teen to give them the best possible summer experience! High Adventure boasts an incredible program full of games, theme days, swimming, roller-skating, bowling, and awesome day trips to places which may include but are not limited to: Cunningham Falls, Players Amusement Center, Baltimore Inner Harbor and more! Campers have an Overnighter (included in tuition fees) on the first Friday of each session. Activities for our overnighters may include Six Flags America, All Star Sports Complex, Kings Dominion and other exciting locations and activities. Counselors also help lead group discussions on various topics affecting teens today. Our trained staff really cares about this age group and know how to give pre-teens and teens an incredible summer!

All campers are grouped by grade and gender.

Our Teen Adventure Program is based on activities teenagers love. Teens will enjoy exciting scavenger hunts, laser tag, Beaver Dam, sailing, water parks, theme parks and much more.
Mind-blowing overnighters are our hallmark (included in tuition fees). We travel in air conditioned charter buses and stay in great hotels for all our overnight trips. We’ve been doing these types of trips for many years, and have implemented procedures to ensure safe and successful overnighters.  The Overnighters for Teen Adventure take place on the 1 st  Thursday of each session. We return to camp for pick-up on Friday night. We will join our Silver Spring Teen Adventure Camp for these amazing adventures. For a list of dates and scheduled locations, please click here.

We know teenagers need meaningful relationships and good role models to follow. That’s why we hire counselors who are not only committed to Christian values, but who are also trained to relate to teens and help them with the issues they face. We strive to create an environment where teens feel safe emotionally and physically, where they can be themselves, hang out with friends and have great role models.

All campers are grouped by grade and gender.

This program is approved for Montgomery County community service hours as required for High School Graduation.  Please call for more details.
The Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Program is designed to give teenagers who have completed 9 th  grade or above the opportunity to learn leadership techniques, experience personal growth, make new friends, and have fun in the process. CITs help maintain group control, create a safe environment, and assist in activities while working with our trained adult staff. CITs work in areas of camp that include groups Pre-K - 5 th  grade. There is an extensive application and interview process for which references and a background check are required.